sub wiring
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that sounds about like everything you need that these guys have told you, just when you hookinh it up make sure you disconnect your battery an take the fuse out the power wire when hooking it up. don't out the fuse back in until you are completely done an have connected your battey back up. then turn you ignition on the off then out the fuse in an it should come on.
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I'm going to begin tackling this tonight. My amp is a 760watt pioneer which I will run 2 subs off of. I picked up a wiring kit earlier so we'll see how this goes. My first attempt here at hooking up subs/amps.
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Originally Posted by degu2000
I'm going to begin tackling this tonight. My amp is a 760watt pioneer which I will run 2 subs off of. I picked up a wiring kit earlier so we'll see how this goes. My first attempt here at hooking up subs/amps.
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I bought it all as a package from someone who had been using it for awhile so i'm not too concerned about this. Assuming you meant RMS rating on the subs matches the RMS rating on the amp.
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time consuming is right! haha but once you do it the first time anymore you do after that will be a breeze!
my 1st time: 2 hours
2nd time: 30 min
3rd time: 15 min
& each time i did it i had to rewire half of it because of the upgrade i was doing. wether it be subs, amp, or both
my 1st time: 2 hours
2nd time: 30 min
3rd time: 15 min
& each time i did it i had to rewire half of it because of the upgrade i was doing. wether it be subs, amp, or both
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time consuming is right! haha but once you do it the first time anymore you do after that will be a breeze!
my 1st time: 2 hours
2nd time: 30 min
3rd time: 15 min
& each time i did it i had to rewire half of it because of the upgrade i was doing. wether it be subs, amp, or both
my 1st time: 2 hours
2nd time: 30 min
3rd time: 15 min
& each time i did it i had to rewire half of it because of the upgrade i was doing. wether it be subs, amp, or both
Anybody know the easiest way to lift the backseat? I know there are kits made for it but they're more than i'm willing to spend and I only need about an inch and a half anyways. I tried searching but I wasn't really able to find a how-to or anything on it. It is a 2000 extended cab with the split 60/40 backseat.
Last edited by degu2000; Mar 12, 2012 at 02:45 AM.